The Assembly led by Hon. S.O Frimpong visited Ampabame, Adadientem and Manhyia. Our first point of call was Ampabame, the chief and the assembly member for the area appealed to the Hon. MCE to complete a school block which they have constructed to the lentil level from their own resources.
The other requests they made were the construction of a community centre, the upgrading of their town roads, employment opportunities for the youth etc. During the open forum, some people asked for chips compound and street lights at a road linking Ampabame and Adadientem.
In response to the requests by the chief, the assembly member and the people, Hon. MCE assured them that the assembly would capture the construction of their school block in the assembly’s budget for next year. He also urged them to pay their property rate so that the assembly can bring more developmental projects to the area and advised the church leaders to buy body scanners and CCTV to be fixed in and around their church buildings.
The chief and his people presented a sheep to the Hon. MCE.
Attached to this report are some of the pictures taken from Ampabame
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Our next stop was Adadientem were the chief and his people requested for upgrading of their town roads, especially the road linking from Adadientem to Kumasi-Accra road , toilet facilities, rubbish containers, etc.
As usual, the Fire Commander talked about terrorism. The NADMO director, Ms Linda Anima also educated the people about the work of NADMO and admonished the chief and his elders to desist from selling nature reserved for building purposes.
In response to the upgrading of their roads, the director of the urban road, Daniel Ofei assured them that he would forward their request to the appropriate quarters for consideration.
In response to the rubbish container, the environmental officer, Mr Ernest, appealed to them to raise funds to purchase the container and assembly would do its part by taking the rubbish away when it is full.
Hon. MCE appealed to the people to pay their property rate so that the assembly can fulfil some of their requests and urged the church leaders to buy body scanners and CCTV to be fixed in and around their church buildings.
The chief and his people presented eggs, yams, plantains and some vegetables to the MCE and his entourage.
Attached to this report are some of the pictures taken from Adadientem
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At Manhyia, all the heads of departments who spoke at Ampabame and Adadientem spoke on the same topics.
Manhyia consists of three towns they are Bamso, Dwetebi and Nyaatase, so each traditional chief requested developmental needs in their new sites. Some requested for construction of schools in their traditional area and the construction of roads to their new sites.
Manhyia as a town also requested for construction of drainage systems, toilet facility, rubbish containers etc.
Hon. MCE appealed to them to pay their property rate and admonished the churches to train people to guard the churches during church services. He also told them, church leaders, to buy body scanners and CCTV to be fixed in and around their church buildings.
The chiefs and the people presented two cocks, plantains and yams to the MCE and his entourage.
Attached to this report are some of the pictures taken from Manhyia
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